Interconnected World 300 C.E.

In 300 C.E., trade allowed people to become more interconnected through exchange of the following

• goods

• ideas

• technology

• all of the above

What is the most significant trade route in Afroeurasia?

• The Amber Road

• The Spice Routes

• The Silk Road

• The Salt Route

Answer explanation

The Silk Road was the largest and most significant trade route during 300 C.E. and stretched from the Mediterranean Sea to the Pacific Ocean.

Afroeurasia is composed of these three continents. (choose 3)

• Africa

• Europe

• Asia

• America

Answer explanation

Africa, Europe, and Asia in 300 C.E. where connected by various trade routes, including the silk road.

In Afroeuroasia, four dominant empires thrived. What were they?

• Roman Empire, Sasanian Persian Empire, Gupta Empire, China

• Japan, Roman Empire, Persian Empire, Oceanic Empire

• French Empire, Roman Empire, Russian Empire, Mali Empire

• Scythian Empire, Roman Empire, Persian Empire, China

The Silk Road extended from the Pacific ocean to which body of sea?

• Gulf Sea

• Mediterranean sea

• Black sea

• none of the above

Powered by the Monsoon _________, merchants could trade along the coast of Eastern Africa and India

• Rain

• Fire

• Wind

• none of the above

Which commodity did China use to trade with different cultures?

• Silk

• Chocolate

• Salt

• Spices

Which Empire traded the following commodities; wine, timber, glassware and metal

• Roman Empire (Europe)

• Han Empire (China)

• Sasanian Persia Empire (SW Asia)

• Gupta Empire (India)

The Monsoon Trade winds allowed which of the following

• Merchants can predict when to sail

• Decreased travel time of goods

• Decrease cost of goods

• all of the above

Which of the Following is result of trade?

• Exchange of Ideas

• Exchange of Religions

• Empires grew

• all of the above